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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-16

the New York papers. except the
Tiihuney compliment tie message
very highly. This shows that thew
are convinced that Cleveland will
carry New York n. II year. ADD ccn-
sequentiy he elected President; in
which case they want To be on tho
winning side
DIR. NcCosb. PRECEDENT Of Prince.
ton College. whose cp'uion is entitled
10 great weight. says Tue message lis
by far the ablest document of the
kind that has been se nj to Conc ress
within msny ysa-s, and 1T oncs
stamps MIR. Cleveland 40 o states
man" DR.. McCosh dcss not regard
tho Presidents views "a mens cinR
our .industr'es. He har," Gays DIR.
AcS-osh. "the interest OF the poor
man 1T heart and is striving 10 i'm
prove his condition. Tie rich man
can look out for himself. sgrcs mos:
heartily With Mr.. Cleveland in the
view be. fakss Of tie pre.snt ei,ua-
tion."
The g!st OF tie matter. ON which
the next presidential 6aht will be-
made. Is tia: The Government il
now collecting every year. by iarifr
lev ed on tie nj cessarirs Of life, over
sixty million dollars more than il
needs to eetsits ordinary expenses;
tnis immense sum is not patti into
tue treasury nv the Seal,hy mar ufsc.
turers, millionalres aud monopolists,
lor whose fole oagrandi cement war.
taxes are still kept up, but it al
comes out OF the pockets Of The tar.
mers and others to whom the so.
called protective" tariff 10 positive
curse rsteed. cf q. be d, fi.n Hence.
u 10 scheme 10 make the rich rich-
en- and tie poor poorer; it is down.
r'g Ut robbery, and nothing else can
oe made OF it. The republicans arc
IN favor OF perpetuatipg ills vicious
taritI system. which enriches few at
e expense of the many, the dem
ocrats insist upon a tariff that will
yield jas, enough revenue 10 iun the
government, and no more.
The Issue ia clearly drawn, and a
better ore upon which to meet the
advocates OF war-tariR and mo.
noIo!y in the presidential light of
1883 could not be desired. A sweep
Ing democratic victory in the sp.
preaching struggle Is now assured.
Ihe republican party has been dead
Tor some time; CLEVELAND is now pre.
pairing to proceed With its obsequies.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-16

STEVENS BROTHERS,
Produce Commission Mer-
chants,
Butter. Eggs, Poultry, Game, Dri.
ed Fruite, Botanical Roots
and Herbe, Wool. &c,
NO. $50 LIGHT STREET.
BALTIMORE, MD.
:. Returns scs On day oi SALE References:
Merchants National Bsnk, Gay and Second
e'feee. November II. 1887.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-16
THE MARKETS.
BALTIxoRs CATTLE MARKET, !,
Dec e, 1851.

Dec e 1857,
Cattle are sold At these figures live weiabt.
Hogs Are sold at net weight, that 10 40 per
cent (generally )od from live weight. Sheep
are coli gross. that 10 live weight %. 10Th.
ing OF.
Prices Ct Beef Cattle this week RI Red A
follows: Beat B<eves at 5oats so, thoss
generally rated 6rst quality 3 75aS4 as me
dunn or good fair Quality 3 oosS3 rs, and
ordinary thin steer Oxen and cows, 2 o0a
- SO per loo lbs.
OF the Cattle received SOS; came from
Virginia. 22s from West Virginia. 900 ftom
Maryland, 4ss from Ohio, 332 from Ken
lucky, and 6s7 from Illinois. Total receipts
for the pact week 226i seainet 26s2 lass
week, and 1885 same time lest yesr.
Of The offerings 100 we're taken by the BAL
nmore butctsr 800 bg country dealers. aud
50 sold to usteru sreculatoss. Total sales
Ior the week lll3 against 966 last week,
and l24l came line last year
NSHEsP AND LAMBs.-There wss q fight of.
iering sgain this week. some 200 less than
last v eek. with Ike q aality net as rood -
that Il lat 1hunday's receipts Trsde
as tctive for COCO Sheep, which IRA
q, rce-ctnnGn stock was dull. We
quote butchers' Sheep at 3a4& cents, with
q few extra at Al cents, and Lambs at
33s52 scenf. ger 10 gross. Rxceipts this week
OF Sheep sud Laubs were 3,479 head.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-16
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such q
g'ne-al revival OF trade a, r. l.. ysnDe-
vsnteF's Drug Store as their giving away
TO their customers CT 80 may free trial
bottles Of IT. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Their trade Is simt II ener.
nous IN this We y valuable article FROM
TIE Tact that IL Al ways cures and never dis-
appoints. Coughs, Colds, AsthnS. Bron /.
ehiiis. Group, and all ihsOat and Iuag dis =
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buying By getting trial butte free, large
Hzs ~. Every bottle warranted.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-16

RY request Of A. L. Pugb. Deputy for
ID John Monroe ls,e Sheriff Of Hsmpsh
county, West Va, and a. such committee
admir- Of William Timbrook. decd Notice
Is hereby given that will attend at nv Of.
Ne 10 Romney, West Va, In said county.
on the 2oth day OF Jaanasy. 1883. for the
purpose OF receiving proof Of debts or de-
mands sgsinst the said decedent or his e..
tate Given under my hand this sth dav Of
Decewber, 1897. JAMES A. GIBSON,
. Ice. y, 1887. ct. Comm ssiorer
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10HN PER- PROFIT and SAMPLES
1VOCE MI FREE to men oaovass.
Brushes, %. Lady Agents waited FOR fis
srie Oorssts. Quick sales. Write a on =
,or erms. Dr. Scott. sls Broadway, Nee,
Ies. dec z. 1887.
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FlDUcIARY NOTICE.

TH8 fcllovise u . uat OF Fidueiaris
u whose accounts are bseose me for settle.
ment: wn. Russell. Adn'f. Of R J. Pugh.
decd ABaie B. Gray. Admir-. OF Joseph 3
Gray. decd. Annie 3. Gray. guardian Of
Wm. Gray and Sarah A. Gray. James
L. Swisssr, Executor Of Jacob Swisher, de-
ceased. L. D Puvslt. Adm'r. Of VIM. Pur.
git. deed. Reason 4 Henry Hsincs. Acm'rs
OF Daniel Hsines. deed. d.P. Tabb, admir-
OF Sarah Tabb. deed. John J. Rodruck,
Admir- Of David e. Haines, decd. Ard wm.
b. Stump, guardian OF Thomas and Eliss
beth Blue Given undef ny hand this stb
day of December. 1887.
JAMES A. GIBSON,
I'sc. Q. l661.-2w. Commssiouer
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
William Wills aud wife. plaia,iHs.
George hillesou's Adm'r defendant,
In CHANCkRY.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-05
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements of Citizens and tho Comm
and Going OF Strangers.

Movements of Citizens and tho Coming
and Going OF Strangers.
Mrs. Major Alonzo Ioring is confined to
her room by illness, but is convalescing.
Ada Richmond and Daisy Lloyd, Of the
"Out in the Cold' company, are quartered
at the St. Charles.
Mr.. Duncan Il. Harrison, business man
agcr of Rice's "Evaugeline" Company, was
in the city yesterday.
Misses Matte and Ella Fox, who have
been visiting friends in Pittsburg, have
returned to their home OH the East Side.
Mr.. Thomas Mcclure, son of Capt. John
Mcclure, who has been located in Taylor,
Texas, for a long time, il here on a visit to
relatives and friends.
Justis Aiken, for number of years pro-
prietOr of the Point House, at New Mar
tinsville, is about TO remove to this city TO
engage in the same business.
Rev. Mr.. CAN'T of St Luke's Church,
Island. has changed his residence from p
South York street, t. 90 South Penn, and
now has his Office in the vestry room Of
the church.
Miss Bella Weber, OF st. ClairSyille, u,
and Misses Rose Eberle and Cora Carr, Of
Bellaire, O, who have been the guests Of
Miss Emma Cline, on South Main street,
have returned home
Mr.. Will Curry, formerly of the B. & o.
railroad Office here, left yesterday for his
home in Warrington, where he will re-
main a week previous to his departure for
Cleveland where he had accented a pOSi-
ton.
Mr.. viii Scroggins, well known young
gentleman of the North End, and Miss
Laura Bates, of Fifth street, will be mar
ried this evening at the parsonage of the
North Street NJ. f. Church, Rev. W. p.
Dryden to oficiate.
S II. Ball, formerly with Harper & Bro,
has opened up produce commission house
on Main street Geo Wells, formerly
with Simon Baer's Sons, who is said to be
one of the most popular statesmen on the
road, will manage the business for him.
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THE CAUCUS.
ANOTHER GAfHERINGOP THE REPUBLICAN
C0UNCILNEN.
They Get Together in Law Office and Choose
Successor for hr.
Spsidsl.

The Republican Councilmanic caucus, 8
little threadbare at the elbows and little
skaky as to the legs, once more put In an
appearance last night. The thing has
grown in such bad odor oflate, and has such
an unsavory reputation that even the Lin
coin Club has gone back on it, and no lon
ger bids it welcome to the luxurious apart
ments on Market street, and last evening,
after the poor thing had stood out in the
chill April air for a while, it finally
found resting place in the law office OF
Erskine < Allison, where, after warming
It's shins at a genial natural gas fire, at
tention was turned to the selection of a
successor to Mr.. Joseph Speidel, the re.
signing member of the Board Of Police and
Fire Commissioners.
There was not a very full attendance Of
the members, but assurances were given
several anxious ones that the absentees
were "all right" and, after stuffing the
key-hole, nominations were called for.
The names of Messrs. Hugo Loos and
NJ. r. Wolf were presented to the
assembled diguitaries, and after q close
and exciting contest the telephone man
carried off the prize. Should the special
meeting of Council be held this evening, 1t
is probable the slated candidate will he
rushed through and another Republican
victory secured. 1t isn't a Lincoln Club
victory though it will be observed. The
Club seems TO have shook" the caucus.
A deep, dark and mysterious paragraph
appeared in the InteRigeHoer oiyesterday To
the effect that Mr. Speidel had reasons"
for resigning from the Board, and that
when his resignation WAS read the town
would hear something drop. An intimate
friend of Mr.. Speidel's said yesterday that
there was nothing whatever behind the
resignation. Mr.. Speidel had a large bust.
ness to look after, and he felt that his
duties as County Commissioner took all
the time he could we'll afford TO devote TO
public matters, Only this and nothing
mole.
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BellaIre.

There were three salient points in the
local election in Bellaire, yesterday. One
was the triumph of the anti-prOhibitionists
over their cOld-water antagonists, another
was the election of the Democratic can
didate for Clerk by a majority oil
300 over ShuttlewOrth, and the third
WAS the election of Treasurer William
Schramm by big majority over r. Z.
Morris. The new Council will stand SIX
anti ProhibitiOnists to four prOhibitionlsts,
a situation exactly the reverse of the old
Council. Monday night the temperance
people held big meeting in anticipation
of their approaching triumph. Last night,
after the election the -prohibitiOnists
celebrated over the rather unexpected turn
affairs had taken.
Following is the vote on the city ticket:
First Ward-Water Works Trustee, j.
b. Haney, D., 1877; Geo. Walters, r., 100;
Council, J. A. Green, D., 1872; NJ. Berchey,
K, Isl; Assessor, David Dick. d., Io6i
w. II. Stadler, r., $50.
Second Ward-Water Works Trustee, j.
B. Haney, d., 257; Geo. Walters, K. lib;
Council, Amos Sheppard, d., 24I; JOnn
Shipman, r., 100; Assessor, John Mona
han, D., 20; Edward Blakeney, r, III;
Patrick Lynesky, Ind, 80.
Third Ward-Water Works Trustee, j.
b. IIaney, D., 1863; Geo. Walters, r., 167;
Council, Geo. Kern, d., POS; .. c. Henry,
r., 1872; Assessor, q. Feeley, d., l45; Geo.
LittletOn, r., 100.
Fourth Ward-Wster Works Trustees,
J. b. Haney, D., PIG; Geo. Walters, R.,
PAT. Council, Louis LaltOche, d., 223
Frank Archer, r., 240. Assessor, MIR.
Buchannon, d., 225; w. II. Little, r., 225.
Fifth Ward-Water Works Trustee, j.
B. Haney, d., 10; Geo. Walters, r., 29S.
Council, Joseph Boswell, D., 1873; Geo. X.
Leasure, r., i5O Assessor, Baker Myers,
d., 173; C. V. Leach, r., 1853.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
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Martins Ferry.
With the exception of y very small por-
ton of yesterday, when the rain was fall
ing, better and more pleasant election
day could not be imagined. The air was
cool and bracing and the atmosphere clear
and pleasant In all three wards and at
the township precinct the polls were open
ed early, and every opportunity for fair
and impartial expression Of preference al
lowed. The voting, however, was done
rather slowly, and Mt closing time the poll
books showed that the full vote was not
nearly out. Considerable scratching was in
dulged in by all hands, and especially on
some Of the township candidates. The re-
salt shows Republican gain. The re-
suit of the battle of ballots is as follows:
First ward-For Township Trustee,
William II. CosS, 1876; John E. Selby, 1877;
b. +. Powell, 3. For Township Treasurer,
Ed Clark, 243; A. G. Bowie, 80. For
Township Clerk, Jas. T. Hanes, 206; Jas.
S. Mitchell, 126. For Constable, Viii
liam II. Moore, 1872, John W. Stuff, l6S;
William BurriS, 213 For Water Works
Trustee, William Lipphardt, 249; Will
liam Sloan, 50. For Cemetery Trustees,
Thomas Curtis, Isl; William Orr, 2O3; j.
T. Thomas, 179; Richard o Beirne, 126.
For Council James Miskell, 1913;
James T. Reilly, 22l. For Assessor, Jas.
r. Shrodes, 1876; Wilbur Coss, 1856. For
School Directors, DIR. B. o. Williams, 1871;
Remedies Barr, 65; LayOsier Spence, ~;
j. b. Montgomery, 209.
In the Second ward William H. COss re-
ceiyed 1876; John f. Selby, So; b. F.
Powell, 81; James S. Mitchell, SO; Jos. 7.
Hanes, 1876; Alien 4. Bowie, IS; Ed. Clark,
205; John w. Stuff, l7s; William II.
Moore, 1876; William Burns, 1853; William
Lipphardt, 2l4; William Sloan, s.; Isaac
Colts, for Council, Sc; NJ r. Smylie, Cor
Council, DO; Thomas Curtis, for Cemetery
Trustee, 1874; William II. Orr, for same
office, 1879; J. T. Thomas, for same Office
81; Richard O'Beirne, Al; for Assessor,
VIM. II. Orr, Isl; Jonathan Wilson, SO;
for School Directors, Williams, 1911; Mont
gomery, 1877; Spence, 81; Barr, So.
In the Third wand, for Township Trus-
tee, Selby, 56; Co.'S, 16l; Powell, As For
Township Treasurer, Bowie, so; Ed Clark,
l57. For Clerk, Hanes, $50; Mitchell,
ia. For Conssables, Stuff, lsI; Moore,
16l; Burns, lOi. For Water Works
Trustee, Lipphardt, lS3; Sloan, %.
For Cemetery Trustees, Curtis, l4l Orr,
l6l; Thomas, 104; O'Bcirne, lib. For
Council, J. T. Hanes, 1919; Samuel Strain,
50; Conrad Loug, as. For Assessor, Levi
Jones, 80; Fred HOrning, l67. For School
Directors, Williams, III; Spence, 10I;
Montgomery, l67; Barr, lO6.
In the Martins Ferry township precinct
the following vote was cast: For Trustee,
CoSs, 90; Selby, 123; Powell, 4. For
Clerk, Mitchell, 1O7; Hanes, ~. For
Treasurer, Clark, 80; Bowie, l3l. For
Constable, Burns, ll6; Stuff, 65; Moore,
80. For Assessor, T. ]. Cochran, 1853; W.
A. Steele, a..
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mThe Dayil,s Auction, "

There will be a tremendous audience at
the Opera House, tomorrow evening, to
witness the grand production of the
Devil Auction" OF the comedy, the
Baltimore DAILY NelDs says:
The Devils Auction" a very beauti-
full fairyspectacular comedy, with sort of
Arabian Night plot, was produced at the
Holiday Street Theatre last night, before
an unusually large audience. The pro-
duction can scarcely be termed repeti-
ton of "The Devils Auction" seen here
last season, for it has undergone changes
that amount to thorough reconstruction.
Every feature of the performance is marked
by change, and the alterations constitute
an immense improvement. The premiers
and ballets met with great favor, and were
simply grand. The contortionist is very
fine, the acrObats marvellous, and the
costumes gorgeous. The spectacular por-
ton of The DEVILS Auction" is grand
and is the hest on the road"